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Michael Jackson wanted to marry 12-year-old girl and planned to groom Emma Watson when she was 11, says doctor
22:30, 16 JUL 2016 UPDATED 23:14, 16 JUL 2016
BY SIMON BOYLE
According to his doctor, the late King of Pop fell in love with the 12 year old daughter of Oliver! star Mark Lester
King of Pop Michael Jackson became infatuated with his British god-daughter when she was just five years old, his doctor claims.
By the time she was 12 the twisted Thriller star was so obsessed with the little girl that he was determined to marry her as soon as possible.
But he also fell for movie star Emma Watson when she was an 11-year-old Harry Potter actress – and announced that if he couldn’t have his first choice he’d wed her instead.
The extraordinary claims are made in an explosive new book by the singer’s personal physician, Dr Conrad Murray.
It casts an astonishing light on the bizarre, dark world of the 400million-record selling megastar, who died of a prescription drugs overdose in 2009.
Murray, 63, claims ***** confided in him about his crush on little Harriet, the daughter of his close friend, former Oliver! child actor Mark Lester, 58.
“Michael fell in love with Harriet when she was roughly five years old,” Murray writes in This Is It – named after the concerts at London’s 02 Arena that Jackson, 50, had been preparing for when he died.
“Then, by age 12, he grew to become fixated on her,” he claims.
“He wanted me to go with him to visit her father and to discuss plans for *matrimony while in London, during the This Is It concerts.
“He told me Harriet’s father was Mark Lester, his very close friend.”
An entire chapter of the book, which will be published on Tuesday, *documents Jackson’s sickening obsession with very young girls.
Telling of his reaction to the star’s bombshell confession, Murray writes: “I was concerned that Harriet was legally far too young for marriage in most of the world.
“When I asked Michael how old she was, he said he was not sure, but thought she could be about 12 years old. I remembered saying to him in Trinidad and Tobago I’m familiar with some prearranged marriages, especially in the Hindu faith, but I don’t think it’s allowed for ages that young.
“It would be something to carefully scour for the legality of marriage to a minor. I was sure it was statutory rape in America and England.
“He said he planned to have someone review the legality and ramifications of marrying someone as young as Harriet when he arrived in London.
“He wanted me to visit Harriet’s father with him so he could discuss the *ramifications of marrying someone that young in the western world.”
He claims the megastar told him: “You must swear you will never say a word to anyone about this. Only you will know when the time is right.”
And Dr Murray has decided the right time is now.
Jackson always vehemently denied persistent child sex abuse rumours surrounding him. He paid millions of dollars to settle a number of cases with the families of young boys who claimed to have been abused by him at his Neverland ranch in California.
In 2005 he faced allegations in court, and but a jury acquitted him of each of 14 counts. Jubilant fans released a white dove for each of the 14 verdicts. But the rumours have never gone away.
Murray claims Jackson confided his yearnings for little girls after admitting he had never been intimate with his second wife Debbie Rowe.
“It was then that he told me that he intended to marry someone named Harriet, a blonde on whom he had a terrible crush,” Murray says.
“I was *startled to later learn that the tall, ultra-thin Harriet was a 13-year-old girl on whom Michael was fixated.” Rowe gave birth to Jackson’s older two children Michael Junior, 19 and Paris, 18, after getting pregnant by artificial insemination. Younger son Blanket, 14, was born by an unknown surrogate mother.
Jackson also talked to the doctor about his hopes of having more children.
Murray writes: “He told me that he intended to do further artificial *insemination.”
Jackson asked to meet child actor-turned osteopath Mark Lester because he had loved his performance as *innocent orphan Oliver in the film.
The two bonded over their shared experience as child stars. Jackson rose from lead singer in family band The Jackson 5 to pop legend. His album Thriller was the best-seller of all time. And hits like Off the Wall, Bad and Dangerous helped win him 13 Grammies.
But Mark’s showbiz career never again captured the success of Oliver!
The two men became close friends and the singer agreed to become *Harriet’s godfather. The Lesters often travelled to the US as guests of the star.
Photographs of ***** with young Harriet show their closeness but their friendship remained entirely innocent – except in his head. In an interview after Jackson’s death, Lester revealed how the singer had offered to invite her on stage at his first This Is It concert. He said: “He told Harriet he wanted her to come on stage with him when he sang his song Dirty Diana. He was really fired up.”
Lester declined to comment about Murray’s allegations this week.
Murray said Jackson, who was worth £600million and expected to make an estimated £250million on the 02 run, wanted to lavish his fortune on Harriet, the unsuspecting object of his twisted love.
The doctor writes in his book: “Michael felt the time was now since he would amass sizable wealth with his concerts, tours, and movie production, and would therefore be able to provide a very comfortable life for his bride.”
In a further extraordinary claim about Jackson’s bizarre world, Murray says the Billie Jean singer had a cardboard cutout of actress Emma Watson in his £60,000-a-month rented home in Los Angeles.
Jackson first spotted Emma, now 26, playing child witch Hermione in the Harry Potter films and quickly became infatuated.
Murray says: “Michael told me he was almost as consumed with British actress Emma Watson. He had ‘fallen in love with her’ when she was in her first Harry Potter film in 2001, when she was just 11. Emma was his second choice for a bride if things did not work out with Harriet.”
Jackson even told Murray he wanted to make his home in London after his planned shows in the capital – which the frail star was never able to perform.
The incredible plans he was hearing left the doctor questioning Jackson’s motives.
“This was the closest Michael ever came to answering my own unasked questions about the paedophilia allegations that had haunted him for years,” he writes.
“I never challenged Michael. That is because I instinctively knew that when it came to very sensitive subjects, Michael could as quickly shut down, as he had been forthright. But one thing was clear: the way Michael spoke about the young girls was not an innocent crush, but an unrequited love.”
Murray and Jackson first met in 2006 in Las Vegas, when the star enlisted his services to treat one of his three children for a minor illness.
Dr Murray had set up a private practice in Sin City after previously working as associate director of a cardiology fellowship program at Sharp Memorial Hospital, San Diego.
The pair quickly hit it off, and Jackson would call on the doctor’s services many times over the coming months.
Before long the two became very close, says Murray.
“I was far more than Jackson’s doctor,” he recalls. “I was also one of his closest friends and his only confidante.” Eventually the star hired him on an exclusive basis as his personal physician in the run-up to his ill-fated 2009 run of 50 concerts in London.
Jackson insisted Murray should be paid £120,000 a month, although the tour’s promoter AEG later claimed there was never a formal contract between themselves and the doctor.
Jackson died from a lethal dose of the anaesthetic propofol.
Murray was charged and convicted for the involuntary manslaughter of the star, and served two years of a four-year prison sentence. However, he has always fiercely denied wrongdoing and insists he still “loves” the entertainer.
Many of the late star’s fans will now consider his decision to release his *extraordinary memoirs a betrayal – but the medic insists he has Jackson’s blessing to tell the story of his final years.
He explains: “I have decided that the time has come to reveal in this book the untold story of what really happened to Michael Jackson.
“This book is the last chapter of Jackson’s life, told as no one else even knows it.”
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Michael Jackson wore a clown suit and surgical mask for his romps with escorts
22:34, 16 JUL 2016 UPDATED 22:35, 16 JUL 2016
BY SIMON BOYLE
According to his doctor, “Michael wore pyjamas and a surgical mask" and insisted on pencil-thin girls
Michael Jackson romped with call girls while dressed as a clown and using a fake accent, his former doctor Conrad Murray claims.
The oddball superstar would go out in disguise, sometimes even posing as a stroke victim, so he could slake his lust without being recognised.
On one occasion he was “like a kid in a sweet shop” as strippers gyrated around him in a cheap hotel room.
Dr Murray was not only *****’s personal physician – he was also his best friend, seeing a side to the star few others would ever see as he became a fixture at his side during his final years.
Now he reveals the strange secret world of ***** ***** in his new book This Is It, out on Tuesday.
“He was a crazy and wonderful lunatic,” Conrad writes. “We’d speed to the downtown Las Vegas strip. Sometimes we would bring along a mask or other disguise.
“Downtown, we’d walk the streets, with Michael ecstatic that virtually no one recognised him. I once wore scrubs and Michael walked with a limp, pretending to be a stroke victim. He was drooling on one side of his mouth.
“One outing I remember vividly. Michael had been moaning that he had never been to a strip club. ‘Get a few girls to come over to my house,’ he kept asking me.
“But I was worried that even if the girls signed the standard non-disclosure form, it was too much of a risk.
“‘What if one of the girls later charges rape and tries to shake you down for money?’ I warned him. Michael agreed.
“So instead we went to the mid-priced Gold Coast Hotel off Flamingo Road. We chose it precisely because it wasn’t the glitzy Vegas mega-hotel that attracted the rich and famous and packs of paparazzi.
“It also had a relatively small lobby and casino, meaning we could pass through to the hotel’s elevator quickly enough so as not to have Michael identified.
“Michael did his ‘stroke victim’ act as he walked through, and I was in green medical scrubs. Nobody looked up from the nickel slots and crap tables. When we got to our room we burst into laughter.”
Once inside, Murray arranged for escorts to be sent to their room – with the main stipulation from Jackson being that they had to be extremely slim.
He writes: “I telephoned an escort agency and discussed the type of girls Michael wanted. Exotic. Mixed race. Very thin women. If they had large breasts that was OK, so long as the rest of them was pencil thin.
“About 45 minutes later, two girls arrived. They weren’t bad. But they really didn’t hit the mark for exotic. They were 6 on a scale of 10.
“I would not have picked them to dance for me if I had walked in to a strip bar. But they looked just right to Michael who seemed like a kid in a candy store.”
When the strippers turned up, Jackson and his doctor put on fake Arabic accents to avoid being identified.
Murray says: “We had already decided we’d tell the girls we were Saudi Arabian brothers.
“Michael wore pyjamas and a surgical mask, not much of a disguise for somebody so frequently associated with one.
“I was still in my scrubs. We spoke a fake Arabic to each other as the girls came into the room and sized us up.
“Stripped down to their panties, the girls danced around Michael.
“I had decided to leave the girls to Michael, instead acting only as the evening’s “financier” and I was on guard for any problems. I kept passing cash to Michael.
“The girls would show him where to put the bills, sliding it into some strap or elastic band of their underwear.”
He adds: “Another time, with Michael dressed as a clown, we had to keep stifling laughter as people stared at us. Eventually we broke into hysterics for so long our stomach muscles ached.”
But behind the locked door of his bedroom at his £60,000-a-month rented home in Los Angeles, the King of Pop was often suffering private torment.
In his final years the star was as famous for his shocking appearance and surgically disfigured face as he was for hits like Man in the Mirror, Blame It on the Boogie and Beat It.
Michael fiercely guarded his secret frailty, even locking himself away from his children at times.
Dr Murray believes the singer *probably suffered from anorexia. He describes how he woke nightly covered in his own urine and banned his cleaning staff from changing the sheets for fear of them discovering his problem.
And Murray tells how as a child *Jackson’s daughter Paris, now 18, *fractured her toe against a piece of furniture but, under strict instructions not to disturb her father when he was sleeping, spent the night in agony, unsure what to do.
The doctor also reveals the depth of the star’s obsession with his image.
In public, Jackson denied lightening his complexion – insisting his whitening skin was due to a medical condition.
But Murray claims he applied bleaching agents to the star’s skin daily. “Every evening I applied the cream,” he writes. “I wore gloves, since careless handling could lead to my own patchy skin appearance.” When the doctor was unavailable, ***** would get Paris to apply the substance – putting her at risk of her own delicate skin being bleached too.
“I was concerned when Michael told me that sometimes he had Paris put on the cream,” Murray says.
“Michael thought that since Paris is the ‘whitest’ of his children, there was no risk to her in turning lighter. Still, as I warned him, everybody has different shades of white, and I highly *recommended that Paris not apply the permanent skin lightener.
“Michael assured me he wouldn’t again ask Paris. But he was so insistent on getting his daily applications that it wouldn’t surprise me if he occasionally asked her to help out.”
Jackson began the process earlier in his solo career under another doctor. They concocted an elaborate lie to convince the public the transformation was the result of a medical condition.
For years the star maintained he suffered from vitiligo, and would insist he had never undergone treatment.
But as Murray applied the bleaching cream, he confessed this had always been a lie. The doctor says: “He admitted to me that he often had to tell little lies by denying the use of products to bleach his skin, and to even his skin tone. But one thing he did not lie about was he wanted to be a white man.”
The star surrounded himself with pictures at home, many of them images of children given to him by fans – but none were of family members, even his own kids, or any black people – except for one picture of Murray’s son, Che. His transformation, the doctor believes, was a bid to forget his unhappy childhood.
“His primary purpose for changing his skin tone was to help him erase memories of many past adversities in his life,” he writes.
“He wondered if the change in his skin colour would be an illusion capable of helping him cope with his memory of a disturbing and tragic past.
“He also contemplated thoughts of undergoing brain transplant, with further hope to erase the mortifying memories of the past, those that haunted him from childhood, *adolescence and beyond.
“He wanted to look in the mirror and see the old Michael Jackson was annihilated, everything foul he had experienced was gone, but that did not happen.
“What he was left with was white skin and an intact memory.